Supercharged 350-Powered 1983 Jeep CJ-7

The focal point of this fascinating tale is the 1983 Jeep CJ-7, a robust and distinctive vehicle manufactured by FCA US LLC. This iconic SUV hails from the Carrollton region of Texas in the United States. Its powerful heart consists of a supercharged 350 engine with six cylinders displaced at 4227 cc (or around 258 cubic inches), propelling it efficiently through its five-speed manual transmission system, designed for adventurous off-road explorations facilitated by the vehicle's four-wheel drive capability. Characteristically, this Jeep CJ-7 presents itself as a two-door Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV)/Multi-Purpose Vehicle (MPV) with an open body series model, weighing between 3001 to 4000 lbs (approximately 1360 - 1814 kg), and it falls under Class 1B according to its Gross Vehicle Weight rating. Its striking features are further augmented by its unique VIN decode, which pinpoints its birth at the Toledo Assembly Plant in Ohio, where such utility vehicles were meticulously assembled during the United States' heyday of automotive production.

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